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Ingredients:
LIGHT SYRUP
2 cup: Sugar,
1 quart: Water,
MEDIUM SYRUP
3 cup: Sugar,
1 quart: Water,
HEAVY SYRUP
1 quart: Sugar,
1 quart: Water,
Directions:
Directions for making syrup not given in recipe.
The easiest way to home can peaches is the Cold Raw Pack. Use firm,
ripe, perfect peaches.
Select your jars and check to be sure they are in perfect condition,
no nicks. Use new lids. Wash jars in hot water just before using.
Slice and peel peaches. Cut in half and remove pit. (Save a few
pits to flavor syrup.) Treat peaches with Fruit Fresh according to
package directions in order to maintain their true color.
Pack peaches in jars, as tightly as possible, leaving 1/2 inch head
room.
Fill jars with syrup. Slip sterilized knife around inside of jar to
remove any air bubbles. Takes about 1 1/2 cups of syrup per jar.
(Size of jar not noted in recipe). Add lids.
Put jars in water bath, covering jars at least one inch. Boil for 25
to 30 minutes.
Remove jars from canner. Let cool about 12 hours. Test seal.
Larriland Farms Lisbon Md
== Courtesy of Dale & Gail Shipp, Columbia Md. ==
Source from luhu.jp
The easiest way to home can peaches is the Cold Raw Pack. Use firm,
ripe, perfect peaches.
Select your jars and check to be sure they are in perfect condition,
no nicks. Use new lids. Wash jars in hot water just before using.
Slice and peel peaches. Cut in half and remove pit. (Save a few
pits to flavor syrup.) Treat peaches with Fruit Fresh according to
package directions in order to maintain their true color.
Pack peaches in jars, as tightly as possible, leaving 1/2 inch head
room.
Fill jars with syrup. Slip sterilized knife around inside of jar to
remove any air bubbles. Takes about 1 1/2 cups of syrup per jar.
(Size of jar not noted in recipe). Add lids.
Put jars in water bath, covering jars at least one inch. Boil for 25
to 30 minutes.
Remove jars from canner. Let cool about 12 hours. Test seal.
Larriland Farms Lisbon Md
== Courtesy of Dale & Gail Shipp, Columbia Md. ==
Source from luhu.jp
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